Advidi review

Advidi lists CPA as its commission model (cpa). A publisher is paid when a tracked action converts, and no revenue share or recurring percentage is listed alongside it. Reports stay simple, but anyone hoping to earn repeatedly from the same signup earns less here.

Payouts run Weekly Net 9, so approved commissions follow a regular schedule rather than arriving on request. Publishers who need a set payday can plan around that. The stated terms describe the schedule itself, so check an offer for any advertiser specific hold before you commit.

Advidi counts 5,000 publishers. That is a smaller community than the network median 20,000, so there is less peer learning to lean on, and fewer advertisers competing for the same audience.

Tracking is Server-to-server postback with SubID tracking. A server-to-server postback passes conversions straight to the network, and SubID tracking lets you split earnings by link, placement or traffic source. That matters most for paid traffic, where per-subid numbers show which source actually pays back.

Advidi is operated by Bang! Media Group B.V., registered in the Netherlands and founded in 2012. A named company behind the affiliate terms gives you something concrete to read before signing up, which several newer networks on the same list do not offer.

Support runs on email only, with no chat or phone line listed. That works for publishers who ask occasional questions about offers or payments, and works less well for urgent tracking issues, since the email reply is the only stated route.

Advertisers pay no joining fee. The offer list runs on CPA (cpa) with server-to-server tracking (Server-to-server postback with SubID tracking) already in place, so nothing in the stated terms asks a new partner to pay to open an account or to add tracking before the first click.